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payments of cash and cash eq uivalents. B ecause it presents data that is calculated or tak en from the other financial
statements, it is not generated solely from the account structure.
Section 402 - Account Structure Definitions
402.01 Rationale for Structure - B ecause the financial statements are compiled from the accounting ledger, the
account structure must be organiz ed in a manner that identifies and arranges the accounts to correspond to the
req uired financial statements. T o allow a variety of reports to be generated for management and general use, the
denomination has adopted a four-segment account structure. To ensure comparab ility , this four-seg ment account
structure is to b e used b y all entities.
402.02 E ssential Seg ments - T he four essential segments of the account structure are: Funds, Functions,
Restrictions, and Objects. T his M anual recogniz es that various accounting software may arrange the account
structure segments in different ways for data input and report generation. For ex ample, the SunP lus software
configured and recommended by the GC starts with the Object (called the Class Code) and uses analysis codes to
designate the fund, function, and restriction segments. Other software may use a different approach, such as entering
segment numbers as part of one overall account number. U nder that approach, the segments of the account number
would usually be arranged in seq uence by Fund, Function, Restriction, and Object. Reg ardless of the software used
to produce the financial reports, the account structure must incorporate this four-seg ment approach.
402.03 Funds - Funds are large groups of accounts that have all the necessary elements of a self balancing
ledger; assets, liabilities, net assets, revenue, and ex penses. Regardless of how many funds are used, each one must
follow the principle of being a self-balancing ledger. Some k inds of organiz ations use only one fund, while others use
a number of funds within the concept of fund accounting (see Section 205.01). For each fund, the account structure
should allow the entity to produce financial reports and supporting schedules as described in Chapter 7 . For entities
with multiple funds, the account structure should be applied uniformly, so that they can easily generate the general-use
financial statements described in Chapter 6. For entities that have only a single fund, the accounting software may
provide for omitting the fund segment.
402.04 Functions - Functions are groups of accounts that identify and help analyz e the financial activity for a
specific department, program, or cost center. Functions encompass the activity of committee-allocated funds as well
as unallocated funds and other groupings of activity as desired. Each function will contain related accounts for
beginning balance, revenue, ex penses, and if applicable, transfers, which will allow the system to calculate each
functions ending balance. T he account structure should allow the entity to produce a schedule of financial activity for
each function, as described in Chapter 7 . Functions are grouped into categories that relate to specific line items in
the statement of financial activity. Functions may be added as needed, but must conform to the categories specified
in the req uired financial statements for each type of organiz ation.
402.05 Restrictions - T he restriction segment identifies specific purposes for financial activity and related net
asset accounts. T he restriction segment indicates the account is either tithe, non-tithe, or donor-restricted. (See
Section 202.04 regarding the distinction between donor-restricted and committee-allocated resources.) For asset and
liability accounts, the accounting software can either omit the restriction segment or use a z ero to designate such
accounts. See Chapters 6 and 15 for further discussion about how to identify these characteristics.
402.06 Ob jects - Objects are a means of identifying specific assets, liabilities, balances, income, ex penses,
gains, losses, and transfers regardless of the fund or function they relate to. Objects may be divided into general,
specific, and sub-classifications, as necessary. T he numbering of the objects has been designed to sort accounts and
produce financial reports in the req uired formats. B y their nature, similar objects will be repeated across different
functions and funds. T o prepare computer-generated reports, the object number will be either the least significant or
the most significant segment to be sorted, depending on the report desired.
T he object segment uses a minimum of 3 digits, but can be ex panded as needed. For accounts lik e cash,
investments, and receivables (if a subsidiary ledger is not used), the number would be ex panded to provide ledger
accounts for each actual account within the various categories. For ex ample, if the entity held fewer than ten bank
check ing accounts, object 102 could be ex panded into a range of numbers from 1021 to 1029 for the bank accounts.
On the other hand, if the entity held more than 100 accounts of a particular type, they would probably use at least 6
digits for each object number. For ex ample, if the entity held investments in a large number of time deposits, object
113 could be ex panded into a range of numbers from 113001 to 1139 9 9 for long-term time deposits.
Section 403 - Account Structure Detail
403.01 Account Relationships - T he number assigned to any account will determine where the balance for that
account will appear in the financial reports. Different segments of the number will determine which account balances
will be grouped together and totaled for different levels of reporting. For this reason it is important to understand which
reports are desired at each level of reporting and how they build on and reconcile to each other. Every employee who
is involved in the accounting process should have access to a printed copy of the account structure for the
organiz ation, listing every account and its intended purpose.
403.02 Activ ity Details - Financial activity is reported by either object or function, depending on the report being
produced. T his means the accounting software must be able to sort and retrieve data on both paths (objects and
functions). T he sort seq uence for production of an account listing, a trial balance, general ledger detail, and supporting
schedules for financial activity would typically be: Fund; Function; Restriction; Object. T he sort seq uence for
production of the financial statements, and supporting schedules for assets and liabilities, however, would typically
Account numb er; consisting of four segments, with the segments separated by a hyphen,
period, or similar character. Each individual account will have a separate uniq ue number.
12.x x x x x .x .x x x x x x
Fund; 2 digits, to separate the respective self-balancing groups of accounts. T his segment
can be omitted for entities that are not req uired to use fund accounting.
x x .12345.x .x x x x x x
x x .x x x x x .1.x x x x x x
Restriction; 1 digit req uired, to indicate whether financial activity and net asset accounts are
restricted for the use of any particular purpose.
x x .x x x x x .x .123456
T he Appendices on the following pages describe this account structure in greater detail. Appendix 4A illustrates
the framework for the req uired account structure and the minimum level of account segments and categories
necessary to produce the req uired financial statements. Appendix 4B describes the way in which SunP lus, the
accounting software recommended by the GC, implements the four-segment account structure. Appendix 4C is a
sample chart of accounts that illustrates the ranges of account numbers that might be used, but is not intended to
include every possible account. It is recommended that groupings of subsidiary or related accounts be alphabetiz ed
to facilitate accounting. T o avoid potentially misleading or incorrect financial statements, the selected ranges of
numbers must conform to the req uired account structure framework .
Function Seg ment (Identifies areas of activ ity or specific purpose) (minimum 2 dig its, expandab le)
0x
01
02
1x-9 x
1x
11
12
13
14
15
18
3x
32
34
35
36
39
4x
41
42
7x
73
75
8x
N on-Operating Functions
Inv estment in Plant Function
Unexpended Plant Capital Functions
Pooled Inv estment Functions
Gift Annuities Functions
E ndowment Functions
Ag ency Functions
Rev olv ing L oan Fund Functions
Irrev ocab le Trusts
Rev ocab le Trusts
Restriction Seg ment (Identifies restriction on financial activ ity and net asset accounts) (1 dig it)
0
1
2
7
9
Assets and L iab ilities (Asset and liability accounts use z ero as a default)
Tithe (Q uasi-restricted)
N on-tithe (U nrestricted)
Temporarily Restricted (Donor Restricted for P rograms or Departments)
Permanently Restricted (Donor Restricted Endowments or Similar)
Ob ject Seg ment (description of the actual account) (minimum 3 dig its, expandab le)
ASSE TS
1xx
10x
11x
119
120
13x
14x
15 x
16 x
17 x
18 x
19 x
2xx
20x
240
25 0
25 9
28 0
29 0
Current Assets
Cash and Cash E quiv alents
Inv estments
Unrealiz ed Appreciation (Decline) in Fair V alue
Remittances Receiv ab le (Tithe and Offering s)
Accounts Receiv ab le (current)
Accrued Receiv ab les
N otes and L oans Receiv ab le (current)
Inv entories
Prepaid E xpenses
Other Assets (current)
Inter-Fund Receiv ab les (current)
L ong -term Assets
Plant Assets (cost and accumulated depreciation accounts)
Accounts Receiv ab le (long -term)
N otes and L oans Receiv ab le (long -term)
Allowance for Uncollectib le N otes and L oans
Other L ong -term Assets
Inter-Fund Receiv ab les (long -term)
L IABIL ITIE S
3xx
320
33x
34x
35 x
36 x
37 x
38 x
39 x
5 xx
5 1x
55x
59x
N et Assets
Prior Y ear Adjustment
Principal Corpus
Suspense (U sed only for importing data)
RE V E N UE
6 xx-7 xx
6 0x
6 1x
6 20
6 3x
65x
66x
67x
7 1x
7 11
7 12
7 15
7 3x
7 4x
75x
76x
77x
78x
781
790
8 xx-9 xx
8 0x
8 1x
8 11
8 12
8 2x
8 3x
8 4x
850
86x
87x
88x
89x
9 0x
99x
Transfers
Current Assets
Cash and Cash E quiv alents
Cash on H and [ex pandable]
B ank and Check ing Accounts [ex pandable]
Savings and Interest-bearing Accounts [ex pandable]
T ime Deposits - due in 3 months or less [ex pandable]
M oney M ark et Accounts - due on demand [ex pandable]
Government B ills and B onds - due in 3 months or less [ex pandable]
Commercial P aper Accounts [ex pandable]
Other Cash Eq uivalents
Allowance for Government Currency Restrictions
Inv estments
General Conference U nitiz ed Funds
B ond Fund
Emerging M ark ets Fund
Income Fund
International Fund
Investment Fund
Large Cap Eq uity Fund
Small Cap Eq uity Fund
T ime Deposits - terms longer than 3 months [ex pandable]
M utual Funds [ex pandable]
Government B onds - terms longer than 3 months [ex pandable]
Corporate B onds [ex pandable]
Eq uity Securities [ex pandable]
Other Investments
U nrealiz ed Appreciation (Decline) in Fair V alue
[ex pandable to provide accounts related to each group of instruments, by type, such as unitiz ed
funds, mutual funds, bonds, stock s, etc.]
Remittances Receiv ab le (Tithe and Offering s)
R/R: SDA Organiz ations
Accounts Receiv ab le
T he M anual req uires a separate account to be established for each individual debtor, separated into
four basic groups by type of debtor.
A/R: SDA Organiz ations
For receivables from other SDA entities, SunP lus begins with the Organiz ation Identification N umber
for each entity, and then uses an analysis code to link to the specific receivable group.
134
135
137
138
139
140
141
148
150
152
153
158
159
160
162
165
167
17 0
17 1
17 5
17 8
18 0
18 1
18 2
18 6
19 0
19 1
19 7
2x x
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
209 202
209 203
209 204
209 205
209 206
209 207
209 208
A/R: Employees
For receivables from employees, SunP lus begins with the letter E and uses a combination of the
first three letters of the specific employees last name along with the first letter of the first name for
the account number. T hen it uses an analysis code to link to the specific receivable group.
A/R: Students
For receivables from students, SunP lus begins with the letter S and uses a combination of the first
three letters of the specific students last name along with the first letter of the first name for the
account number. T hen it uses an analysis code to link to the specific receivable group.
A/R: Customers
For other receivables, SunP lus begins with the letter D and uses the same combination of letters
from the debtors name as with employees or students for the account number. T hen it uses an
analysis code to link to the specific receivable group.
N ot U sed by Sun (P laceholder for V endor A/P debit balances)
N ot U sed by Sun (Other Accounts Receivable)
Allowance for U ncollectible Accounts
Accrued Receiv ab les
Accrued Interest Receivable
Other Accrued Receivables
N otes and L oans Receiv ab le (current)
N /R: SDA Organiz ations (current)
N /R: Employees (current)
Other N otes Receivable (current)
Allowance for U ncollectible N otes and Loans (current)
Inv entories
M erchandise Inventory
Supplies Inventory
Livestock Inventory
Prepaid E xpenses
P repaid Insurance
P repaid T ax es
Other P repaid Ex penses
Other Assets (current)
Deposits (current)
Disposable Assets (current)
Investments H eld for Others (Asset)
Inter-Fund Receiv ab les (current)
Inter-Fund Accounts Receivable (current)
Inter-Fund Loans Receivable (current)
L ong -term Assets
Plant Assets (net b ook v alue)
Land
Land Improvements
B uildings and Fix tures
Residences
Furnishings and Eq uipment
V ehicles
Church and School P roperties (title held for local church)
Other P lant Assets
Accumulated Depreciation
Land Improvements
B uildings and Fix tures
Residences
Furnishings and Eq uipment
V ehicles
Church and School P roperties
Other P lant Assets
3x x
320
322
330
331
332
333
334
335
338
339
340
341
343
345
348
350
352
353
358
360
361
363
368
37 0
37 1
37 2
37 3
38 0
38 1
38 6
39 0
39 1
39 7
4x x
440
441
450
452
453
458
48 0
48 1
48 4
48 5
48 6
49 0
49 7
Student B ank
Similar to receivables from students, the M anual req uires a separate account for each student bank
account. SunP lus starts with the number 364, and then uses analysis codes to link to the specific
students last name.
Other Agency Accounts
For other agency accounts, the M anual req uires a separate account for each provider. SunP lus starts
with the number 368 , and then uses analysis codes to link to ID codes for each provider.
Deferred Rev enue
Deferred Operating Income
Deferred Operating Donations
Deferred Capital Donations
Other Current L iab ilities
Deposits (current)
Investments H eld for Others (Liability)
Inter-Fund Pay ab les (current)
Inter-Fund Accounts P ayable (current)
Inter-Fund Loans P ayable (current)
L ong -term L iab ilities
L eases Pay ab le
Capital Leases P ayable
N otes and L oans Pay ab le (long -term)
Similar to loans receivable, SunP lus uses analysis codes to link the object code to identifiers for
specific creditors.
N /P : SDA Organiz ations (long-term)
N /P : Employees (long-term)
Other N otes and Loans P ayable (long-term)
Other L ong -term L iab ilities
Deposits (long-term)
P resent V alue Liability Split-Interest Agreements
Liabilities to Residual B eneficiaries Split-Interest Agreements
Long-term Liabilities H eld For Others
Inter-Fund Pay ab les (long -term)
Inter-Fund Loans P ayable (long-term)
N E T ASSE TS
5x x
50
5000
5001
500100
51x
519
54x
541
546
55x
551
556
5561
5563
5565
59 0
59 9
N et Assets
Operating Fund B alance
Retirement Fund B alance
Regular Fund B alance
Fund B alance
Prior Y ear Adjustment
P rior Y ear Adjustment
Ag ency /Demand
A/D Additions
A/D W ithdrawals
Principal Corpus
Revocable T rust Assets Received
Revocable T rust Distributions
M atured T rust Distributions
Revocable T rust Assets Returned
P ayments on B ehalf of T rustors
Suspense
Suspense -U sed only for importing data
782
785
787
788
790
E ndowment Additions
N ew Endowments
Additions to Endowments
Currency Fluctuation Gains
General Currency Fluctuation Gains
Operating Appropriation Currency Fluctuation Gains
Capital Appropriation Currency Fluctuation Gains
Additions to Unexpended Plant Assets
Insurance P roceeds: P roperty Loss
P roceeds from Sale of P lant Assets
P SP A: Eq uipment
P roceeds From Loans
Other Additions to U nex pended P lant Assets
Additions to Inv estment in Plant Assets
Donated P lant Assets
V alue of P lant Assets P urchased
Assets Acq uired (25)
Church and School P roperties Added
Loan P rincipal Reductions
Other Additions to Investment in P lant Assets
Assets Sold N et Gain (25)
Other Income
Retirement P lan Contribution Income
DB P lan - T ithe-based Contribution Revenue, by entity
DB P lan - P ayroll-based Contribution Revenue, by entity
DB P lan - Contributions to Cover Retirement (Severance) Allowances
DB P lan - Contributions for Other T ypes of B enefits
DC P lan - Employer B asic Contribution Revenue
DC P lan - Employer M atching Contribution Revenue
DC P lan - Employee V oluntary Contribution Revenue
T he M anual req uires the system to record contribution revenue by type of contribution, and for
defined benefit plans, also by participating employer. SunP lus starts with the number for the type
of contribution, such as 7 8 11, then uses analysis codes to link to the ID code for the employer.
Gain on Sale of Other Assets
Ingathering Reversion
Donated Services
M iscellaneous Other Income
Restricted Income Released
E X PE N DITURE S
8xx
8 00
8 01
8 03
8 05
8 07
8 08
8 10
8 11
8 111
8 112
8 113
8 114
8 115
8 116
General E xpenses
Information Systems, Services, and Support
Insurance, General and Liability
Finance Charge Ex pense
Interest Ex pense
Other General Ex penses
Plant Operation and M aintenance
Rental Ex pense
Land Rent
B uilding Rent
Eq uipment Rent
M aintenance and Repair
Land Improvement Repairs
B uilding Repairs
Eq uipment and V ehicle Repairs
Depreciation Ex pense
Land Improvements
B uildings and Fix tures
Residences
Furnishings and Eq uipment
V ehicles
Church and School P roperties
Other P lant Assets
P roperty T ax es
P roperty Insurance (other than liability coverage)
V ehicle Ex pense
U tilities
Electricity - Gas - Fuel
W ater - Sewer
Other P lant Operation Ex penses
Grounds-k eeping Ex pense
J anitorial and Custodial Ex pense
Inv estment Deductions
Investment Ex pense
Realiz ed Loss on Sale of Investments
U nrealiz ed Loss in Fair V alue of Investments
Irrev ocab le Split-Interest Ag reements Deductions
Annuity Distributions
Split-Interest Agreements Adjustment to P resent V alue
P ayments to Income B eneficiaries
P ayments to Residual B eneficiaries
E ndowment Deductions
Endowment Distributions
Currency Fluctuation L osses
General Currency Fluctuation Losses
Operating Appropriation Currency Fluctuation Losses
Capital Appropriation Currency Fluctuation Losses
Deductions from Unexpended Plant Assets
Acq uisition P ayments
M ortgage Loan P rincipal P ayments
Other Deductions from U nex pended P lant Assets
Deductions from Inv estment in Plant Assets
N ew Loans Obtained
N et V alue of P lant Assets Sold
Other Deductions from Investment in P lant Assets
982
988
989
Other E xpenses
Retirement P lan B enefit P ayments
DB P lan - B asic Retirement P ension, by entity
DB P lan - Retirement Allowance (Severance B enefit), by entity
DB P lan - H ealth Care - Reimbursed Services, by entity
DB P lan - H ealth Care - Reimbursed P remiums (M edicare), by entity
DB P lan - H ealth Care - Supplemental (in lieu of reimbursed services)
DB P lan - Death or Funeral B enefit, by entity
DB P lan - Dependent T uition Assistance (Scholarship), by entity
DB P lan - Other M iscellaneous B enefits, by entity
DC P lan - Distribution of P articipant Account B alance
T he M anual req uires benefit payments to be recorded by type of benefit, and for defined benefit
plans, also by territory of each participating employer. SunP lus starts with the number for the
type of benefit, such as 9 8 11, then uses analysis codes to link to the ID code for the employer.
Loss on Sale of Other Assets
M iscellaneous Other Ex penses
Inter-department Contra-account
TRAN SFE RS
990
991
992
995
997
Transfers
Distributed Overhead
Internal T ithe Ex change
T ransfers T o and From Other Functions
T ransfers B etween Functions: T he M anual req uires the system to identify and accumulate transfers
received apart from transfers paid out, for each inter-function transfer account. SunP lus starts with
the number 9 9 5, and then adds the function code from the other function. It then uses analysis codes
to identify the item as either a receipt or disbursement.
T ransfers T o and From Other Funds
T ransfers B etween Funds: T he M anual req uires the system to identify and accumulate transfers
received apart from transfers paid out, for each inter-fund transfer account. SunP lus starts with the
number 9 9 7 , and then adds the fund code from the other fund. It then uses analysis codes to identify
the item as either a receipt or disbursement.
ALLOCAT ED FU N D
ALLOCAT ED FU N D - CAP IT AL
ALLOCAT ED FU N D - OP ERAT IN G
ADM IN IST RAT IV E SERV ICES
P residential
Secretariat
T reasurer
ADM IN IST RAT IV E SU P P ORT
Accounting
T reasury
DEP ART M EN T AL SERV ICES
Childrens M inistries
Communication
Education
M inisterial / GM
P hilanthropic
P ublishing
Sabbath School / P M
Stewardship / T rust
Y outh / P ARL / N SO
IN ST RU CT ION AL SERV ICES
English Department
B iology Department
T heology Department
IN DU ST RIAL SERV ICES
Cafeteria
Farm
M otor P ool
DEP ART M EN T AL SU P P ORT
N ON -OP ERAT IN G FU N CT ION
IN V EST M EN T IN P LAN T
Investment in B uildings and Fix tures
Investment in Furnishings and Eq uipment
Investment in Land
Investment in Land Improvements
Investment in Other P lant Assets
Investment in Residences
Investment in V ehicles (if used)
U N EX P EN DED P LAN T CAP IT AL FU N CT ION S
U nex pended for B uildings and Fix tures
U nex pended for Furnishings and Eq uipment
U nex pended for Land
U nex pended for Land Improvements
U nex pended for Other P lant Assets
U nex pended for Residences
U nex pended for V ehicles
P ROGRAM SERV ICES
CH U RCH M IN IST RIES
EDU CAT ION P ROGRAM S
EV AN GELISM P ROGRAM S
Y OU T H P ROGRAM S
SU P P ORT SERV ICES
U N ALLOCAT ED FU N D
U nallocated Fund N on-tithe
U nallocated Fund T ithe
U nallocated Fund U nex pended P lant
U nallocated Fund Invested in P lant
U nrestricted (N on-tithe)
U nallocated N on-tithe
Allocated U nrestricted
Capital Allocated
T ithe (Q uasi-restricted)
U nallocated T ithe
Allocated T ithe
Capital Allocated
T emporarily Restricted
Allocated Restricted
Capital Allocated Restricted
P ermanently Restricted
Student Services
H ealth Services
Recreation and Entertainment
Registrar's Office
Student Insurance
Student Financial Aid
W orthy Student
W orthy Student - Special
Student Aid and Loan Amortiz ation
W omen's M inistries Scholarship
Education B uilding and Eq uipment Funding
Elementary School Capital Funding
Secondary School Capital Funding
H igher Education Capital Funding
M isc. Education P rojects
M iscellaneous Educational
General Educ Institutional Support (Administration)
Fund-Raising
P lant Operation and M aintenance
General Educational Administration
13
131
133
1331
1334
135
138
139
14
144
1442
1443
1444
1445
1447
1449
148
15
152
1522
1524
1525
1527
1529
153
158
H umanitarian Programs
Community Service P rograms
B etter Living Centers
Community Service Centers
Food Security (ADRA)
Adventist Disaster Response and P reparedness
Community Service Administration
Ingathering Reversion
M isc. H umanitarian P rojects
18
18 1
18 3
O ther Programs
ASI
Indirect Support P rograms
8x
81
Independent O perations
Sub-categories
9x
90
9 01
9 02
9 03
9 04
9 05
9 06
9 07
9 08
91
9 11
9 12
9 13
9 14
9 15
9 16
9 17
9 18
92
9 21
9 29
Restriction Seg ment (Identifies restriction on financial activ ity and net asset accounts)
(1 digit req uired) (Asset and liability accounts use z ero as a default)
0
1
2
7
9
C urrent Assets
10x
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
11x
111
1111
1112
1113
1114
1115
1116
1117
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
L ong-term Assets
20x
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
209 2
209 3
209 4
209 5
V ehicles
Church and School P roperties
Other P lant Assets
240
Accounts R eceivab le (long-term)
250
N otes and L oans R eceivab le (long-term)
252
N /R: SDA Organiz ations (long-term) (control account if a subsidiary is used)
2521 to 2529 9 9
accounts for individual SDA entities (if no subsidiary ledger is used)
253
N /R: Employees (long-term) (control account if a subsidiary is used)
2531 to 2539 9 9
accounts for individual employees (if no subsidiary ledger is used)
258
Other N otes and Loans Receivable (long-term)
259
Allowance for Uncollectib le N otes and L oans
280
O ther L ong-term Assets
28 1
Long-term Deposits
28 2
Disposable Assets (long-term)
28 3
Life Insurance Cash Surrender V alue
28 4
U nconditional Irrevocable Agreements
28 5
Intangibles
290
Inter-Fund R eceivab les (long-term)
29 7
Inter-Fund Loans Receivable (long-term)
L IABIL ITIE S
3xx
320
322
33x
37x
37 1
37 2
37 3
38x
38 1
38 6
39x
39 1
39 7
4xx
368
44x
L eases Pay ab le
441
Capital Leases P ayable
45x
N otes and L oans Pay ab le (long-term)
452
N /P : SDA Organiz ations (long-term) (control account if a subsidiary is used)
4521 to 4529 9 9
(accounts for individual SDA entities if no subsidiary ledger is used)
453
N /P : Employees (long-term)
458
Other N otes and Loans P ayable (long-term)
48x
O ther L ong-term L iab ilities
48 1
Deposits (long-term)
48 4
P resent V alue Liability Split-Interest Agreements
48 5
Liabilities to Residual B eneficiaries Split-Interest Agreements
49x
Inter-Fund Pay ab les (long-term)
49 7
Inter-Fund Loans P ayable (long-term)
N E T ASSE TS
5xx
500
51x
519
55x
551
556
59x
59 9
N et Assets
N et Assets
Prior Y ear Adjustment
P rior Y ear Adjustment
Principal C orpus
Revocable T rust Assets Received
Revocable T rust Distributions
Suspense
Suspense - U sed only for importing data
60x
601
61x
611
612
616
617
619
620
63x
631
632
633
634
635
638
65x
651
654
657
658
66x
666
668
67x
67 1
67 2
67 3
67 31
67 32
67 33
67 4
67 5
67 6
67 7
67 8
71x
711
712
715
73x
7 31
7 32
7 35
7 36
7 37
Investment Income
Investment E arnings [ex pandable]
R ealiz ed G ain on Sale of Investments
Unrealiz ed G ain in Fair V alue of Investments
Irrevocab le Split-Interest Agreements Additions
N ew Annuity Gift P ortion
Annuity Adjustment from P resent V alue
N ew Split-Interest Agreements
Additions to Split-Interest Agreements
Split Interest Agreement Adjustment from P resent V alue
603
80x
8 01
8 03
8 05
8 07
8 08
81x
811
8 111
8 112
8 113
8 114
8 115
997
998
T ransfers
Distributed Overhead
Internal T ithe Ex change
T ransfers Sent T o Other Functions [ex pandable]
T ransfers Received From Other Functions [ex pandable]
T ransfers B etween Functions: T he M anual req uires the system to identify and accumulate transfers
received apart from transfers paid out, for each inter-function transfer account. Objects 9 9 5 and 9 9 6
could be ex panded to 4, 5, or 6 digits in a number of ways. T he M anual recommends that they be
ex panded to 6 digits, with the ex tra 3 digits being the function code for the other function involved in
the transaction.
T ransfers Sent T o Other Funds [ex pandable]
T ransfers Received From Other Funds [ex pandable]
T ransfers B etween Funds: T he M anual req uires the system to identify and accumulate transfers
received apart from transfers paid out, for each inter-fund transfer account. Objects 9 9 7 and 9 9 8
could be ex panded to 4 or 5 digits in a number of ways. T he M anual recommends that they be
ex panded to 5 digits, with the ex tra 2 digits being the fund code for the other fund involved in the
transaction.